Manny Pacquiao boxing news
For many fighters, the chance to represent their country at the Olympics and capture the beautiful gold medal is THE goal, THE accomplishment that means the most, more so than the winning of world titles at professional level.
The new Sky Sports documentary on British great Ricky Hatton is currently receiving nothing but rave reviews, the look at Hatton’s rise, fall and rise again a powerfully moving piece of work.
Living legend Manny Pacquiao is not done achieving just yet. The eight-weight king who has one of the most storied careers in ring history, aims to make more history.
It can be funny how minds can work, even those belonging to the so-called experts of this sport of ours. Right now, in light of two sensational performances from a pair of modern day greats, in Naoya Inoue and Terence Crawford, plenty of people are asking questions: could Crawford beat a prime Floyd Mayweather, and is Inoue better than Manny Pacquiao?
Plenty of boxing people, be they fans, experts, active and retired fighters, have compared Japanese superstar Naoya Inoue to Filipino all-time great Manny Pacquiao.
Brace yourself for another surprising ring comeback (we can no longer say shocking as they all seemingly come back these days).
It’s one of the worst beatings a great fighter ever took. It was one of the saddest ways for a great fighter to exit the sport.
Tyson Fury isn’t the only big-name boxer to be all set to fight a “curiosity fight,” a “crossover super-fight,” a “freak show,” call it what you will when you speak about the October bout between the WBC heavyweight champ and former UFC heavyweight ruler Francis Ngannou.
Manny Pacquiao Vs. Edwin Valero. The fight that never was, but almost was. The fight Golden Boy tried to make, wanted to make.
Superstar and living legend Manny Pacquiao made a surprise announcement a couple of days ago, this by announcing how he will soon (maybe he’s already started) train influencer Vladimir Grand.